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In drawing, 300 degrees is not the same as ABC degrees, as "ABC degrees" typically refers to a variable or placeholder value rather than a specific measurement. Degrees are a way to quantify angles, and 300 degrees represents a specific angle that is 300 degrees counterclockwise from a reference point. If "ABC degrees" is meant to signify a specific angle, then it would need to be defined to determine if it equals 300 degrees.

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